Amba Haldi Powder - Jangli Haldi - Curcuma Aromatica - Wild Turmeric

The name amba haldi is gotten from the plant and have been connected with different names in different dialects. For example, Ambe Haldi, Aam Haldi and Mango Ginger. The reason for these various terms is the normal utilization of this herb is to treat skin conditions and wounds in the subcontinent. All these names highlight the primary pursuit of amba haldi, which is a wound therapeutic as well as an antibacterial. This herb has special properties that help it in fixing wounds and breakouts.

The amba haldi plant has thorns on it. It will depend on where you are gathering the leaves. You need to do some manual work if you want to gather it. In some cases, you will require the utilization of a bow saw to cut it down. Another method of getting it is that the rancher will pull out the whole plant by pulling it out of its root after the storm has passed over. It will take a period of three days to pull out all leaves on the plant. It will give out a smelly stench after being pulled out from where it was grown which means that it is good for curing respiratory issues like asthma and bronchitis. It can be located in almost all parts of India, especially in places where there are extreme weather conditions.

Amba haldi or ambiya haldi is also called by the name Aam haldi. It is considered as one of the most fundamental herbs in the ayurvedic therapeutic framework.

This herb finds its usage in almost every ayurvedic remedy. This is generally used to treat severe skin ailments as well as to relieve pain and inflammation. It is observed that it effectively diffuses a sensation of mild warmth in the body, which relaxes the muscles and relieves pain.

It is also used to cure many respiratory disorders and skin infections such as acne, ringworm, eczema and psoriasis, etc. It plays a vital role in improving the immunity of the body and is found to be helpful in treating fever, common cold, cough and bronchitis. It is applied topically to treat wounds and burns.

Ayurveda recommends amba haldi as one of the most fundamental herbs. It is considered as an important herb in various diseases, both for therapeutic and preventive measures. Amba haldi is gathered from the eastern Himalayan district.

The amla rasayana quality of amba haldi makes it suitable to be taken in any age group starting from children to elders.  But, it is appropriate to be consumed by pregnant women only under the guidance of a doctor to avoid any side effects. As amla is considered extremely rich in vitamin C, it makes amba haldi a very beneficial herb for all. In fact, ayurveda recommends amba haldi to be taken every day.

Amba Haldi is a popular ingredient in skin lightening and whitening treatments. It is also supposed to lighten dark spots and balance out skin tone as well as complexion.

Amba Haldi also known as Mango Turmeric is a herbaceous plant native to tropical areas of Africa, Asia and Australia. Its flowers are yellow and star-shaped, and it produces an orange or yellow berry fruit. Traditionally, this herb has been used for its medicinal properties and as a dye to create colours that represent the Hindu religion.

Amba Haldi acts as a natural lightening and anti-inflammatory agent which aids in the reduction of hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and blemishes. It also promotes blood circulation, which helps to promote the appearance of healthy and glowing skin.

Q: HOW AMBA HALDI CURCUMA AMADA SHOULD BE USED?

Ans: Take 1/2 cup of Milk and add 1 to 2 table spoons of Amba haldi in it. Mix it thoroughly. Apply it all over the face. Let it set for about 30 to 45 minutes. Rinse with warm water, and experience the glowing and shiny skin.

Mix 2 to 3 spoons of Amba Haldi Turmeric in a glass of warm milk. Consume it once every day. It will resolve all issues related to indigestion and low appetite with-in a week.